Government through the ministry of finance is planning to issue corporate bonds in the coming financial year 2025/2026 to accelerate new capital for state owned enterprises.
The move will also in the long run lead to economic...
A visually impaired woman in Kasese district has defied all the odds and joined Uganda’s money economy.
Biira Pelucy, the Chairperson of Persons With Disabilities in Kasese Municipality discovered her fortunes shortly after being supported by the...
The EAC Regional Quality Awards not only spotlighted the best-performing companies but also emphasized the need for regional collaboration in improving business standards.
UNBS has developed over 4,862 standards, which include 1,133 standards in the Food, Agriculture, and Forestry sector, 1,465 standards in the Chemicals and Consumer Products sector, 1,488 standards in the Engineering and Construction sector, and 776 standards in the Services and Business Management sector.
The initiative is expected to significantly improve the quality of grains available on the market, benefiting not only schools but also the general public. By prioritizing the procurement of certified products, Uganda aims to align with regional and global market standards, enhancing food safety and public health.
The government's commitment to improving grain quality in line with the National Grain Trade Policy of 2015 mandates that all public entities source grain from providers certified by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS).
During the inspections, it was discovered that the packaging material of the underweight sugar was tampered with, as the inner polyethylene layer was found with holes.